Oct 17, 2025
EDWARD FURLONG & T. RYDER SMITH // Brainscan, directed by John Flynn (04/∞)
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EDWARD FURLONG & T. RYDER SMITH // Brainscan, directed by John Flynn (04/∞)
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Now that episode 9 has finally dropped on YouTube, I finally get to talk about it. I saw it in the theater, but I promised the fish I wouldn't spoil anything. Now that I can talk about it, here's the first thing I wanna bring up:
I was genuinely surprised to find out that the players in the Digital Circus were't the actual real people, but rather the headset scanned their brainwaves and then copied them into the program and put them into the bodies of avatars.
So it's less like the Matrix, and more like Jame Cameron's Avatar.
I'm also glad that we got to see the current players' real names and learned that their real life counterparts have been doing well for themselves since it seems the avatars have had to carry all that baggage unfortunately.
horror sub-genres: techno
do it for them
Being a demon in a VR system works up an appetite im sure
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Edward Furlong in Brainscan (1994)
Brainscan (1994) 💀💿